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Depends on how it's pitched.  Think of all the large companies in desperate
need of good PR these days.  If building the building/renting space  is
somehow publicly equated to patriotism vis-à-vis in essence "flipping the
bird"  to the type of people who would want to bring us down, then I can

imagine many companies wanting to pay/rent space, as well as many people who
would want to work there.  It would be wonderful PR, and probably result in
several million dollars worth of free advertising.  You can't buy face value
like that if the public took that as the meaning.

Sorry if the above sounds cold hearted, but I studied advertising as a
major, and that's how I would pitch renting space to companies.

Drew

On 9/13/01 4:14 PM, "Robert Weeks" <robert AT designhammer.com> wrote:

> I don't know if it would make sense to rebuild it, who would want to rent
> office space there after what happened? Who would pay to rebuild it? Who
> would insure it?
> 
> Robert
> 
> 
> On 9/13/01 4:07 PM, "Maria Winslow" <maria.winslow AT dexxtra.com> wrote:
> 
>> I disagree. The very absence of the WTC will be an eerie reminder until it 
>> is
>> rebuilt.
>> 
>> Maria
> 
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